Roundybout

Honest question, do you actually read news?

And then you wonder why women overwhelmingly vote Democrat.

Name one reason why proxy voting for pregnant women is a bad thing.

The April “dip” didn’t include deliberate trade warfare with every single one of our allies. It’s cute how you consider one of the biggest acts of economic sabotage in U.S. history to be “the outrage of the day.”

$30 trillion gone from the economy and you’re being all cute and snobby as usual. Eventually you’ll drop off the thread like you did with my thread about the Trump administration sending an innocent man to the gulag. Even you couldn’t defend that.

First off, I’m going to need some sort of source stating that all six million new residents of California are “illegal.” Second, I am not disputing you that people are leaving California. But they’re leaving because of the same restrictive economic institutions that Trump wants. It’s impossible to live in California because housing supply is so choked and restricted, it’s impossible to meet demand. The same thing will happen with the tariffs. I question ANY source that ranks Idaho over Texas for economy lmao

What an odd hill to die on.

Give me a break. California has its place on top of the world because of Silicon Valley. No one considers Mississippi an economic powerhouse.

Oh so the “economic force” part of that post doesn’t apply? Strange. Hes also doubling down on getting Greenland.

Name one red state with an economy better than California.

What a chicken response.

Yeah, you’re spot on. Manufacturing jobs suck. They’re dangerous and pay nothing. I’m glad we can automate as much of the process as possible. All we’re doing is making ourselves much less efficient, which is ironic coming from the side screeching about DOGE.

Hear me out. I, the modern consumer, want my goods as abundant and affordable as possible. Insane protectionist shite like today’s tariffs or the Jones Act prevents that. It makes goods scarcer and less affordable. If I have the choice, I might consider buying an American made item, but it by no means is some kind of deal-breaker whether or not it was made by some guy in Ohio pushing a button on an assembly line all day or some machine in Bangladesh. Trump had one thing correct today - China is killing us on shipbuilding. But his solution is all wrong. We prevent ourselves from building like that. Our insipid unions prevent us from automating our ports. The Jones Act prevents international ships in our waters. Thus, it matters little to me where my goods are made. So long as they’re safe and not made by gulag labor in North Korea, no skin off my nose. Sorry.